A recent study by Trend Micro Incorporated reveals that the 73% of cybersecurity incidents in Spain originate from assets that are not managed or directly unknown to organizations. This lack of awareness is compounded by the rapid adoption of technologies such as generative artificial intelligence and the rise of IoT devices in work and home environments, expanding the attack surface and making it difficult to control digital infrastructure.
Although the 89% of entities recognize that attack surface management is directly linked to business risk, only the 46% Use specific tools to proactively address these threats. In addition, more than three-quarters (77%) have incorporated AI-based tools as part of their cybersecurity strategy.
The study also highlights that only the 25% of organizations' budgets goes to manage attack surface risk. Although the 69% of companies believe their current resources are adequate to meet these challenges. Experts warn that not enough proactive security measures are being taken to mitigate these risks .
This scenario underscores the urgent need for Spanish organizations to strengthen their cybersecurity culture, Investing in training, awareness and appropriate technologies. Lack of control over digital assets not only increases vulnerability to cyberattacks, but it can also negatively affect supplier relationships, customer trust, Operational continuity and financial results.
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